Thank you so much, jeff. Governor newsom got a close up look where firefighters have been able to accomplish of the hard work that still needs to be done to get the glass fire under control. The governor says it is hart breaki done to get the glass fire under control. The governor says it is hart breaki heartbreaking to see all the devastation. The fire has ravaged more than 55,000 acres. A new conference is just getting underway. Well monitor it throughout this newscast. Right now well go to Christie Live right now at st. Helena. Whe what do you see where you are at . Reporter that may not be the case at higher elevations. The governor was talking about how scenes like this becoming far too familiar for many residents in california. He said we have our work cut out to deal with longterm efforts to reduce the fire fire threat in california. What else are you guys hearing . Reporter Governor Newsom came to talk and listen standsing in the shadow of damage left behind. He addressed what
Be able to pay it back because theyve borrowed right now where we have extremely low Interest Rates they currently are making investments into Capital Expenditures are hiring are increasing their efficiency as an operations no theyre hoarding it in order to make equity buybacks which really is artificially boosting up its stock prices for the Corporate Executives are not making any Real Investments into the company or boosting the economy in a way that originally Monetary Policy and trickle down economics dictated that it would so because of that if theyre on able to refinance if theyre unable to pay loans their bonds would then be downgraded and as soon as they downgrade from what it currently is the lowest of the Investment Grade bonds that will start a callous in which case every other bond will start defaulting and then the fallback will be huge whoa whoa that is frightening and everybody is going to say its in your head is spinning at this moment right now because the explains all
San francisco. Some slowing there. We had an earlier accident long gone but very slow. Ill update that in a couple of minutes. A call from a group of Health Advocates to yank an app off the market. Amy hollyfield is live for us in menlo park. Reporter the pressure is on. 97 signatures on this letter from child advocates from individuals and nonprofits sent here to facebook. Looks like were having trouble with amys signal. Well get back to her. A huge step in recovery after the devastating wildfires. Crews finished the fire debris removal process. Workers had to clear debris in the neighborhood. Altogether 58 of the wildfire cleanup completed in the north bay. Starting today its supposed to get easier to get permits to rebuild in Sonoma County where thousands of homes were destroyed. The resiliency permit plan goes into full motion today. Officials are helping handle permits and inspections. Part of a 23 million plan approved by the board of supervisors. Charges expected to be filed aga
Why not, you know. The Weather Center right now shows you cloud cover and of course we do have that first band of precipitation that has swept through the region. It was over philadelphia earlier. Now were getting kind of a break but down the shore rain has changed over to snow and theres that second band coming in from the west. That will be here a little bit later this morning. Right now most of our focus is on the coast and storm tracker6 live double scan shows that you the ma is off the coast. Were getting clipped for maybe a couple hours along the northern portions of the jersey little bit of precip starting to pop up in New Castle County delaware, Chester County, lancaster county, berks county picking up a little bit of atd become more of an issue for us a little later, maybe after 7, 8 oclock this morning. As we take a look at temperatures, still 35 degrees in philadelphia. So even though roads have gotten a little wet from some rain and some light wet snow, they are just wet an
Hopefuls flocking to the primary state for town Hall Meetings and an education summit. He will spend several days in New Hampshire after a survey but place. 3 , a 11th you can see that town hall at 7 00 p. M. Eastern on cspan. Tourllow the cspan cities to communities across america. Thehe idea is to take programming for American History tv and book tv out on the road to produce pieces more visual, cities a window into the that the would not normally go to that have rich historys and a literary scene. New york, los angeles, chicago, but what about the smaller ones . What is the history of them. We have been to over 75 cities. Most of our programming is even coverage. Pieces thatorter take you someplace, a home, a historic site. Partner with our cable affiliates to explore the history and literary culture of various cities. The cable operator contacts the city, and they bring us there. Were looking for great characters. You want your viewer to identify with these people. It is an experie